Eagle Forum has compared the Party Platforms, the campaign promises and the records while in office of former President Trump and current Vice-President Kamala Harris. *NOTE: Text in italics is taken directly from Party Platform.
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September 17, 2024, marked 238 years since our Founding Fathers signed their names to a document that has given us tremendous freedoms.
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There are few things more predictable when something bad happens to Republicans, especially to Donald Trump, than the left’s immediately vile comments.
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A major reason why the Equal Rights Amendment went down to defeat was the “Draft Our Daughters” issue — whether Selective Service should register young women for a possible future draft on the same basis as men.
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During his debate with former President Donald Trump, President Joe Biden claimed: “The only existential threat to humanity is climate change.”
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The U.S. House and Senate have three weeks to pass major legislation before heading back home to campaign for the November elections. The House hit the ground running with “China Week.”
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The House of Representatives passed H.R. 1425, the No WHO Pandemic Preparedness Treaty Without Senate Approval Act, that will ensure the White House does not enter into any agreement with the WHO on pandemic preparedness without first getting the constitutionally required advice and consent from the U.S. Senate.
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Great Britain’s and Brazil’s governments are cracking down on free speech in unprecedented ways.
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The World Health Organization is trying to give itself full authority over any potential public health emergencies in the future.
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Congress comes back into session next week and must deal with massive legislation to fund the federal government and our military before the election.
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Now that the surprise has worn off and we are learning more about Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s potential contributions to a new Trump-Vance administration, enthusiasm seems to be growing for this new “big tent.”
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In a move that only served to confound pro-life Americans further dismayed over recent statements that his administration will be “great for women and their reproductive rights,” former President Trump announced last week that “your government will pay for — or your insurance company will be mandated to pay for — all costs associated with IVF treatment.”
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In June, President Joe Biden decided to unilaterally rewrite our immigration law. Just three days before he dropped out of the presidential race, he announced new actions to “keep families together.”
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Anyone who doubts Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz’ radically leftist viewpoints need only consider the state of Minnesota’s rapidly declining school system. As Joy Pullmann explains, agencies appointed by Walz will require teacher license applicants in 2025 to affirm transgenderism, gender identity, and other cultural Marxist beliefs in order to teach in Minnesota.
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If you happened to watch the Democratic National Convention last week with the volume off, you might have thought you were witnessing a GOP gathering. American flags were everywhere. Many convention delegates were decked out in red, white, and blue, waving signs that read “USA.” “FREEDOM” was projected in huge letters on the stage.
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Inflation and the economy are top issues this election year. Everyone feels the strain in their wallets at the grocery store, shopping mall, car dealership, and gas station. The cost of groceries has risen 25% since January 2020.
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This week’s House of Representatives report about Joe Biden’s many years of political corruption might seem like one more drip-drip in the never-ending stories about this crime family. As Margot Cleveland explains, however, we cannot allow ourselves to be numb to the seriousness of the findings. America’s reputation in the world is at stake.
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Today marks the second anniversary of the so-called Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA), and the critics of its costly and prescriptive Green New Deal-style energy provisions are being proven right.
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The first Republican platform adopted after the Supreme Court struck down all state laws regarding abortion was also the first to contain the pledge, authored by Eagle Forum founder and platform delegate Phyllis Schlafly, “to seek enactment of a constitutional amendment to restore protection of the right to life for unborn children.”
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Let’s start with communism. The reason my mother, Phyllis Schlafly, was motivated to be active in politics was because of the threat of communism. Long before the culture wars or the second wave of feminism, communism posed an existential threat to the freedoms of the United States.
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As campaign season heats up, candidates discuss the issues they think are most important to the voters. Republicans and Democrats differ on many policy positions, including immigration enforcement, government spending, and parental rights.
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Under the leadership of Common Core czar David Coleman, the College Board has been creating or rewriting Advanced Placement (AP) courses to reflect a leftist worldview.
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Joe Biden’s time in the White House is almost up, but that hasn’t stopped him from pushing his usual far-left agenda. The Washington Post published an opinion piece by President Biden at the end of July in which he calls for radical changes to the Supreme Court.
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While tumbling stock markets, violence in the streets of England, and threats of an invasion of Israel dominate the headlines, Democrat leaders are working nonstop to upend what has always been a stabilizing force for constitutional consistency and the objective rule of law in the United States. Leftist calls for a “reform” of the U.S. Supreme Court are motivated only by politics, not by concerns for improved justice in our legal system.
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